Tasmac staff urge minister to fix glitchy billing system
The New Indian Express|December 10, 2024
THE Tamil Nadu Tasmac Employees Union (AITUC) has urged Electricity and Prohibition Minister V Senthil Balaji to resolve issues related to the QR code-based billing system implemented on a pilot basis in Tasmac outlets in select districts.

They also condemned an official circular issued by Tasmac, which allegedly accused employees of manipulation.

TNIE, on December 2, had reported on issues with the QR code-based billing equipment at these Tasmac outlets.

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